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RTX secures nearly $1 billion in weapons deals, including AMRAAMs for Ukraine

RTX won a deal valued at nearly $1 billion to provide AMRAAM weapons to Ukraine, alongside a $118 million Army order for drone-target sensors. The agreements support Ukraine's air-defense and military capabilities.

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The weapons supply could strengthen Ukraine's ability to defend against aerial attacks while sustaining broader military support.

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  1. Ukraine to get AMRAAM weapons under $1 billion deal with RTX ↗defensenews.com · Recorded source date: Sep 6, 2026, 9:46 AM UTC

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